Giveaway: Nobel Prize Library

Giving away this set of 20 volumes (yes, I know that there are 18 on the shelf, but I have the other two, trust me. They just didn't fit). Published by Alexis Gregory in 1971. Contains "for each laureate, the presentation address, any acceptance speech, a work of the laureate significant to the judge's decision, bibliography, and a brief explanation of the reasons for the laureate's selection." You can read a bit more and see the full list of authors here.

I WOULD ABSOLUTELY LOVE THIS MORE THAN ANYTHING!!!!! i just stumbled onto this website and have been browsing for an hour. Old books and crazy finds are my passion. I've been abroad in Italy for the past four months returning to the US next week and I've had my fair share of love notes lost and interesting finds in books, on walls...anywhere! put 70 copies of my name in the hat PLEASE!!!!

This is a sure-fire way to show everyone your worldly knowledge. I think I'll spread them around the house, some open, some not, just so it looks like all I read are Nobel Prize books. Instant friend boost.

I have never seen a bibliophile before who generously gives an abundance of books!Be it old or new, books of memorable writings will suffice my voracious reading habit.I will be so gleeful if you can kindly send me those books!Thank you!

I'd like to enter - in order to give these to a young friend. She's going through a lot right now, having lost someone near and dear to her through... well... bigotry. She's heart-broken right now and I'd do almost anything to give her a lift. She's a young writer and graphic artist - she would love them.